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DLM

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DLM asked in Computers & Internet Internet Google · 8 years ago

Does google still have to option to view a cached version of a website?

See a snapshot of what it looked like during the latest web crawl?

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Webfarer
8 years ago
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Yes my friend!
Refer to the image I've just created and uploaded for you :)
http://i50.tinypic.com/11mbz1t.png
anonimitie
Lv 7
8 years ago
No. A cache is on the local (Your) computer.

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